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August 01, 2008

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Like smoking, many cell users project their obnoxious selves into your personal space. Walk down the streets of Philly and note how many stenchers will go upwind of your path. Nearly every reekhead will move to be upwind. Not from necessity, but from the desire to be an @sshole and get away with it.

Try lodgings that are supposed to be smoke-free. Most have had poo-suckers sneaking dregs, not for the addiction release, but to stink up the room.

Only with the public frowning continually on the practice do reekers even marginally modify their practices. Then they whine about their precious freedoms. Umm. You do not have a constitutionally protected right to be an @sshole. You are not Entitled to be a jerk.

Can Congress use its uninterrupted plane time to maybe think up an energy policy before our economy and environment go down in flames? Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

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